After Zimbabwe’s Independence the CCJP’s main aim was human rights throughout the country. “The more people know about their rights the less likely they are to be violated.” Mike Auret. 
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Through interviews with health practitioners, traditional healers, youth, commercial sex workers and HIV positive individuals, we see different attitudes towards the disease, and the amount of work needed to curb it from spreading further in the country. 
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Throughout the Zimbabwean liberation struggle the Catholic Commission for Justice & Peace was the only organisation representing the rights of the people who. 
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This expertly made video explores cultural differences between Canadians and Zimbabweans. 
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Developing Strategies looks at three African educational programs in science and technology that have succeeded despite a lack of textbooks and interesting scientific materials. 
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A compassionate look at elephant conservation in Africa from a novel perspective- that of the people who are confronted with the huge task of conserving the huge mammals. 
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A group of Zimbabwean teens set off to examine the pros and cons of living on the street or in an organised home. 
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After living a high profile life as a model and wife to the then coach of the Zimbabwe national football team, Tendayi Westerhof stunned the nation by becoming the first high profile person to go public about her HIV positive status in 2002. 
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As the AIDS pandemic threatens to overwhelm Zimbabwe’s health care resources, increasing numbers of terminally ill patients go home to die with their families. 
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The film investigates what life on an occupied Zimbabwean farm is like from many points of view:the farmers, farm workers and occupiers. 
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Family life in Zimbabwe is full of myths and speculations about the loved ones living abroad. 
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Southern Africa 2002, Max Moto is working on a documentary about the heroic life of the first President when she is given a list of names of people he assassinated. 
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A fun and energetic documentary about the origins and current popularity of the dance style in southern Zimbabwe. Part of the Postcards from Zimbabwe collection of films by Zimbabwean teens. In Ndebele with English subtitles. 
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The grains of sand that are swept away by rainwater from the catchment area of Zimbabwe’s largest river are traced all the way down to the Indian Ocean. 
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A collection of views, opinions and reminiscences of a cross-section of Zimbabwean people about the first 15 years of independence. 
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“A love for life” traces the life of world renowned sculptor and philanthropist Dominic Benhura, starting from the sobering sequence of the prenatal loss of a father, his early childhood as a barefoot village boy in Murehwa North in eastern Zimbabwe, his  
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800 children or more live on the streets of Zimbabwe’s capital city, Harare. What do these children endure from day to day? 
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Nicholas Mukomberanwa from Zimbabwe is regarded as one of the leading contemporary sculptor in the world. In this video he talks about his sculptures, his ideas and inspirations, and he gives an insight into the origin of his creativity. 
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This interesting documentary looks at the role of traditional healers in the Kariba lake region of Zimbabwe. 
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This film portrays the work of Zimbabweans and men of other nationalities who enter the minefields to open up land and make Zimbabwe's borders safer. 
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This documentary is a positive message of self help and determination. Women of Africa have always had to be wives, mothers, and labourers. 
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Popular Zimbabwean musicians, Tendai Mupfurutsa, Chioniso Maraire, Busi Ncube, Mechanic Manyeruke and others, give their insight into the invisible power behind music. 
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This film portrays Joram Mariga, showing the artist and his work in a historical and social dimension. 
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This film is a visual exploration of Tengenenge, one of the most unusual art galleries in Africa with over 10 000 sculptors from more than 400 artists. 
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Mike Ojake lives and works in Berlin. Born in Nigeria, he's caught between the expectations of his family back home, the problems of survival of a black man in Berlin and the growing racism in Europe. 
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The video focuses on the training needed by co-op leaders and summarises the knowledge and skills they need. 
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This video reveals the best ways to harness run off water. It also discusses soil conservation using natural farming methods. Shot in Buhera and Fambidzanayi Permaculture. 
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A country well known for its vibrant arts, the video explores the fields of visual arts, crafts, literature, film, performing arts and music presenting an up to the minute account of their expressive qualities and the artists involved. 
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Michael's view of the crisis ravaging his country. 3 years in the making. Winner of the First Prize at the African Film Festival of Milan (2003) 
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